When students in Decatur Township head back to class this August, they’ll start and end their days at new times.
Category: Education
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Teacher merit pay in Indianapolis charter schools gets millions in new aid from philanthropies
Two initiatives are providing substantial investments in teacher merit pay for Indianapolis charters.
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Franklin Township superintendent to discuss district’s financial future
Chase Huotari will discuss enrollment, property taxes and facility updates on June 23.
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Want to learn a new language? Check out these Indy resources.
Practice your ASL, Spanish or German with conversation circles and classes.
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Learn about career pathways at June 18 college conference
Students will be able to participate in panels about college and financial literacy.
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Where can Indy teens hang out this summer?
These free ‘Summer in the City’ kickbacks will have meals, DJs, games and more.
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Help Indy students start the year with school supplies
It’s as easy as adding a few extra supplies to your list when you shop this summer.
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Where to learn about changes to Indiana graduation requirements
This free event will explain changes that will affect rising freshmen and sophomores.
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What different potential tax increases would mean for Indianapolis schools and homeowners
Indianapolis voters could see a tax increase, known as a referendum, for schools on the ballot in November. But the details are still being decided by the Indianapolis Public Education Corporation.
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Mark your calendar for free family roller skating
Skateland, on Indy’s west side, will waive admission fees on these nights this summer.
